. LMIG I'LAINDKALEK MARCH in, 1807. a " ' ij Tiit Ciiurc-liea. IWrrmr church -- I'ornor of 1tni and Hot ltiil HiiihImx Service: I'ruiulilnii, II a. tit. an l 7 HO . in ; Young l'ii!g Union, W p.m. Mr.. K w. III., k, I'r.i.l.l.iiit; Hunda; Huhiml. 10 li, in. Jiinim rliamlHirlalii, HuperluUiliduli I'ravnt MvuUiik, TlmifrUr vuuliif at 7 SO. MriiouiiiT I'liiim ii-onruer ol Main and lan in riK. Hnrvliw: rrw!liln, 11 a. m and 7 MI p. in. i Halilmtli n-honl, 10 a. m. F. W, Wnillli')', Hll..flllti'll.littlt; lllul MflClllIf at lnin nl Him iiiiiiiilnii u'lvli'ri Kpworlb Umui i', jo in. Iliiiiid lio'lin'v, I'ronl.loiit. I'rayur Mniiitf, Wi1iikiUV, l I D p. m. Katst I.. Muoaa, Tutor. riaoiniifit, noruar Malu and Uui. I nxxitiiiiii ( Niim M-oornnr ol Cm and 1 ilm li. Hii'iday Hurvlre: Puplld worahlp, in nli'l 7 :u , in I Hulitialh Hchool, 10. 01. 1 V. I' ,i C. K , 7 i in. I'myrr Mrrllug, WX1no- i)f, v ) p. m. II. H. lui.wimTH, I'Mtor, MUTICIi. l'fim'llpti'll.H lit ulllce, including tiiedl ciii'', fur ') cunl cash, from t In ,1 . ui., h iii'ljiM i'iniiti'il. At other huuri, tho usu il ciurgn. F, (1 Ujimic, M. D. A HiiUiuaii, Uui tellable Jeweler. Mull. I silver novelties nl HalimanV. tio In Uui ltunnluuf fur the Unit cigar. Fur llnit-claMH dentistry go to I'r. Littls nf Ouklaud. I'urii (rnhli groceries ami I" prices at C ami beer's grocery. Key H cm, Imported ami domestic i lgiti at tin Ilonelettf. (i.iu U In-low cost t faro's. Now If :1m llm liiiui lur bargains. Subtly suits and latest styles nl Utile Jack'. l'iliv vnry low. All styles Mini qualities of lint at Abra ham's, Bedrock prices. Fur bargains in (uinily groceries, call nt llm IVKjl't More. Can slreet. CuriH guaranteed liy "Our Native 1 lot I'M " .Mm. C. A. Flook, agent. All kimli of tart tlt iitl t teeth mado ret nonuli!y nl I'r. Fro. I lluyiioa' oillce. Country produce ol all kimls bought nii'l sold l IWIhi'i'i grocery store. Iliivn your denial work done by K. W. Hi nj uiiin, .li nlint. All work guarun- tl'l'it lllhl claim A l i Mklainl, T. 1'. Graves in authorlaed to ri iiMvo and receipt for eubecriplioii to I llll I'lllhlK V l.klt. Biiug your juli wrk to tho IYainukal mi ullii'M Wo aro prepared to Jo the i lii'H.i'Hl unit bent work buii III of l'ort- Willi. Our Nnllvo llrrlm" will poitivoly rum all ilmuahcH urihitiK (lulu lliiporo lil. ...I. Mm. I". A. Hook, Mill Btreot, nj;i'iit. .4Vn uiuiipy ini'l luim. To (wrtiua K.iiiiK I'ant, k'o 1')' tlio . K .A N. aliort route. l!nll mi or unto to V. O. Ixiiulun, ICuKi'lmrK, 'Iri'if'iii. If you iluu't wm.l to miilVr with corn! ami Uniioiin, li.ivo yutir tiouta and liui iiiiilii ut I.. IjitiuiMilmrn'ri. KopalriiiK iiiMiliy uii'l iruni'tly iluiiu J or u H'xi.l lint, xtyliiih ami clifap, call on olk'iilnTU A Abraliaiu, whom) Block .iuibr,triH nil Kruilim of lirul guar. Tim S.imrti iKuil atoio Iihb jtmt olicd up lii'utililul lino of W. F. Douxlaa hIioum, w Mrh prove to bo tho Unt Bhooa iini'li'. t'utuo ami itinport tliam. t)ui Miniilo i till tho timo neroseary lo dot i li fr jiu iH intiuil (.'ixrlonco that Hint Miniilo I'ouiih l'uro Iocb what it iiumu implicit. Murntorii' Urug Moro. Th ci Kiiiuly Kiiihcii hail a big trade luring tho holnlnyii. Tlio lieuplo aro liiKiiiiiitK I" llml out that it I tho only pl.u i yuii can tiot ciiinly that ia lit lo eat. .. Fnuui'tihnrg In etili on top. He carrion ii lull Htock of choice inumc, mu Micul iiiHtriiuiniitH, violin, guitars, accord kuih iU'., violin ntrin of beHt quality tilwavn uii liiiiul. Tor I in inn, itching, nnily ekln erup tiui.H, 1'iiriiB tind Iccalda are Boothinl at unci' uinl promptly lu-alcd by ItoVYitl'a Witch IFucI Salvn, tho bwt known cure for pllort. Murntor'a Urug Store. The chi'iip rati'H, twidve dollara cabin nml nix Mti'i-rugi', including nioala and hiirth nro alill in effoct on the O. K. A N. Co'h. BteainorH from l'ortland to Hun FrunciHco. Hteamor luavua Forlland every are iluys. Voi.skV C. Ix).nikis, Agotit. Many cam a of "Cirippo" have lately been cured by (hie Minuto Cough Cure. IhiH preparation et'ems eecially inhipteil to the cure of this diseaee. It ucta quickly thiie preventing terloue coinplicutioiiH and bud c Meets iu which thiri diHciiHo often leaves the patient. Mttraters' Drug Store. Noticu ih hereby given to the public by the umiormgnod that I do not allow dead HiiiinaU to bo burled on niy prem Ihoh, at KoHeburg, t)nKou, or garbage diiiiipod thereon or wind or gravel taken thorolroiu. iiiiIohh the party taking Band or gravel llrnt contract with me for the right to ho do. TrosHp;iHHcrH will bo prosecuted ac cording to law. Aahon Hob, UoHohurg. Oregon, March 17th, 18U6. I.liuc iintl blue iirtul, for irn luw pin iohi m til MiirMtr', ICIvclrlc 1IIIUTM. Klectiiu Hitters i a niodicino suited (or any HiMson, but perhaps nioro generally iiei'ded, when the hliignld exhttllHted fi'i'ling preyuilH, when tho liver is torpid uihI HluguiHh mid the need of u tuuio and alterative in felt. A prompt use of this iiiudic ino Iiiih often averted long ami lr hups fatal bilious foyers. No modiciiie will net uioie surely in counteracting and liceiug the HyHtein from the malarial poiHoii. Ilimilacho, Indigestion, Conti putioii, Piy.ini'HH yield to lUoctrla Hit tciH. full', mul 1 .00 per bottles at A. C. MiiiHti'rs' Ihiig Store. Rhcumatlsni Quickly Cured. After having been contlued to the house for eleven days and paying out in doctor bills without benetlt, Mr. Frank PoIhoii of Sault Ste. Maiie, Mich., was cured by one bottle of Chuiuberlalu'i 1'aiii Halm costing 2.") cents and hae not since been troubled with that complaint. For sale by A. C. Marsters A Co. Go to aiw gtmt : dtid ask for Schiwfs &fii& Japan, KnffliSlJi QCst, Qt&loiifr Cbyi5h, or tlto He -will pav ypu your 'ni?y back if $6u dtfiVt BRIBP MUNTION. Caro Brofl. art th boat mtrchaota. J. II. Dearling it over from Oakland. lour cent toweling at the Novelty Blore. Try your luck at the grab bug. Nov elty More. The heat 60 cent nevu rip shirt at tha Novelly Htore. L. W. Ferklm, of Drain, ia a visitor In tho city today. (Ico. (nine, of Hlddlo, waa npon tha strenls Haiunlay. Tho. fiuilirln was in the city Satur day from Winchester. 1. H. West don insurance. Office opposite the post olllce, Joseph Lyons, the Drain druggist, was In the city yesterday, A. K. Crouch, of Camas Valley, was a visitor in the city Frl.lny. A man by the name of Marlin Is quite sick st tho county hospital. J. II. Cochran, of Wilbur was a guest of tho McClalleii last week. Ladles buy your belts at the Novelly Storo latest stylus at low prices. Hon. (too. W. Kiddle was in the city Saturday on his way to Portland. The republicans of Dallas, Folk county, will nominate a city ticket Thursday. (treat lost of stock is reported from Benton couuly because of cold weather. New lino of muslin underwear, night gowns, chemise, etc., at the Novelty Htore. Tiiat new Ver morel spray ucule sold by Churchill, Woulley V McKonzie is a dandy. , Dr. M. W. Davis has opened an office opposite tho iioatoflioe, in the Hoover building. Mis. Koland Agee, who waa some what In-tier a djy or two ago, is not bo well today. Churchill, Woulley A McKenzle have just received a car of cholco Washington cedar shingles. A full line of I'lsnet Jr.. garden tools hoes, rakes, etc,, at Churchill, Woolley A McKeniio's. Do you want a K'xl strawlierry plant? dill around tu this ollice and find out where to gi't some. W. K. Yates, district attorney, came in from Ida home at Corvallit on the overland this morning. W. N. Moore, of Kucklcs, is in town. He will have a little busiueis with the circuit court this week. Geo. Kiecli , Kelly Duncan and Join Hall, citiisens of Myrtle Creek, wero at t'io county seal Fridny. The store of M. V. Kounls, at llalsey, Linn county, was burglarized Thursday night and about fik) tnkeu. It was ri'K)rted that Hon. Finger Her mann would be appointed commissioner of the general land office today. L. II. Fields, superintendent of the S. 1'. Co. 'a lines In Oregon, was here Fri day, returning north that evening. Money to loan on city and country proiierly. I). 8. K. Buck, Marstera' Building, Roreburg, Or. Now is the lime to spray your trees. Buy the Combination Sprayer and suve time and money. W. H. Gordon, agent. Dr. (F.bme will give iierscriptioua in cluding medicine, between certain hours (or 60 cents cash. See notice in another column. Agent Uoopengaruer, of Myrtle Creek is here. The matter of the assault upon him last winter w ill be considered by the court. Wollenberg A Abraham of the Square Deal Store are now receiving a nice lot of spring goods. Latest styles and low est prices. Churchill, Woolley A McKensie have several new patterns of Bridge A Beacb Buperior cook stoves. Call and see them. Experience proves the merit of Hood's Sarssparilla. It cures all forms of blood diseases, tones the stomach, builds up the neryet. (Jentlemeu, we have just received a new line ol halt and caps, at unusually low prices. Bo convinced by calling at the Novelty Store. XV. 8. Moon sold bis bowling alley to Dale Willis last week, and the new pro prietor is in churgo and smilingly re ceives his patrons. Tho combination sprayer is all the rage now, Mr. W. 11. Gordon, the local agent is tukiug orders ami delivering sprayers to purchasers. Wednesday next will be St. Fat rick's day and iu honor of tho patron Baint of the KiuoraUl IhIo many decorations of green ribbon will be worn. Wo will leavo it to you if our -3 ceut ties and suspenders aro not the best values und patterns you have seen. Call mid see them at the Novelty Store. Hood's Sarsaparilla is known to bo an honest medicine, aud it actually cures when all others (ail. Take it now. Saturday was quite an animated day in town. Though the weather was not all that could be desired, many farmers were la from tho surrounding country. E. Du Gas, rhyelclan and Surgeou, ottioe in Maraters building. Culls in town and country promptly answered night or day. Uesidouco, Oil Mill street. . A pair of pants equal to any you ever gave a dollar and a half for, that will not rip or you cAunot pull apart, can be found (or one dollar at the Novelly Store ' Goods of questionable quality are not good at any price. You'll tind the good quality, best values, and late stylet in our new line of early spring dress goods of wool mixtures and cotton checks. Novelty Store. Mrs. Abraham, her eon Albert, and Mist Iliokle, who left here for Baltimore a few duyt ago for the purpose of con lulling eminent medical authorities con corning the case of Mil. Abraham, lately urived there on Friday last. Hon. J. T. Bridge, who bat been quite lick at hit borne In Drain since the ad Journrnent of lb legislature, Islmprov Ing and able to be out little. i ne J'.pwortu league will give a "Grandma's Garden" social at the M. E. Church, Friday the 1Mb, Refresh monts will be served. Admission 10c. It begins to feel a little like spring again. The cold map was a good thing anyway. It kept the fruit back. Th danger of a killing frost now It very light. JUarshfiold It experiencing revival of religion. Mrs. Kmma M. Barrett, th vangellst, Is holding forth to larg audi ences, nightly, In th Methodist Church there. The Hallway Mall Clerks' Association pstsed through on a special about 2 o'clock yesterday morning. Itoaeborg tioople didn't get a chance to see wbat they lookod Ilk. Messrs. Woodruff and Ward of French Settlement, wero interviewing the super intendent of schools on Saturday, ie garding some Utile misunderstanding in their school district. Si Burt was making things a little In teresting Saturday afternoon. If there were more people of Si's disposition there would be mure smile and lees melancholy in the world. L'eputy l'rosecuting Attorney Kiddle docs nut anticipate much trouble in the prosecution of the prisoner confined In the jail. He is of the opinion that mott of them will plead guilty. A rumor is afloat that the s tea men taking coal from the Beaver Hill bunker will bring back return cargoes of rails from the city, to be used in the exten sion of the C. B. K.AK. K. K. Coo Bay Nes. Spend your dollars where they go farthest. Cash is what talks. We Bell for cash only. W can make a dollar go a long way for you. (Quality considered We baye the best goods (or little money. Novolty Store. Some of our young men went out in the mountains "fishing" last Thursday. They encountered lot of snow and a storm that waa like the Eastern bliz zards that they have read about but brought back no "fish." A Now York woman has created "a family jr" because she saw in her hus band's expense account an item of "$2 for ribbons for my typew-nter." Divorce proceedings wero avoided by a humiliat ing explanation on his part. A esse waa tried in the Linn county circuit court the other day in which a verdict of liH cents was rendered by the jury. Seven lawyers were cngsged on tho trial. It was an appeal from the justice couit in which the verdict was for IS. Well, its only about three months to the Fourth of July, and we might as well begin to discuss tho mailer ol a grand celebration. Hits, too, will be the first under the new administration, and if we expect great things we must do great things. Ira Cam pi ml I writes the Guard from Tlalncpiiitlii, Mexico, "We also wit nessed in thta city, a strange religious observance. As tho city clock struck eight in the morning every native on the street, which was crowded, kneeled and said his prayer, faced to the earth." A Domorest Gold Medal couleet will be held at Koseburg, Friday evening, March (itb, at 8 o'clock. Contestant from Koseburg and Edeubower. Ten cents will be charged foi admission Net proceeds to go into building fund for W. C. T. U. to be erected in Edenbower. At the annual election of the Eden bower W. C. T. U. the following officers were chosen: Mrs. C. Josephine Armi- tage, president ; Mr. Annie M. Nortb, vice president ; Mr. Clara J. Howard, recording secretary ; Mis Lydia Muneon, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Helen R. Ferguson, treasurer. A guest at the McClallen caused a little meiriment in the parlor the other evening by leaning a little too far back in bis chair and going over backwards. Another guest, a lady, by the way, re marked that It reminded her of the ong "Brown, with his little footsie wooteiei dangling in the air." Mr. O. A. Smith, of Cauiai Valley, who is hero attending court, thought be would ride a bicycle yesterday. He went over to the track. Mrs. Smith went w ith him. She said she wouldn't mind if he would ride, but when U came to being baptized in a mudhole. that was another thing. IVmndkalkk and l'lauter is a little alliterative, but sometimes by "apt al literation's artful aid" you can catch the public eye and engage the public at tention. Tlio Webfoot 1'lanter ii clubbed with the Flaindkalxr and the two papers will bo furnished to all cash subscribers of the latter without extra charge. C, O. Terry, traveling passenger agent of the Burlington, aud C, E. Brown, dis trict posionger ageutof the Union Ta cillc, aud w ife were at the McClallen Friday leaving, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Browu are recently married, Mn. Brown coming from Maine. She it a iiolco of tho veteran prohibitionist, Hon. Neal Dow. Quito a number of people with their wheel took advantage of the line weather yeeterday and went over to the the track. There were old and young, experts and novices, but all seemed to enjoy themselves. T. K. Richardson ii going to commence improving the track this week and be ready for a good turn inor's enjoymeut. Petitions were tiled today with the superintendent from the Canyonyille and Riddle school district praying that John Howard' place be set off from Canyon ville and annexed to Riddle. He I nearer the Riddle school house and on tho same side of the river. If it I found that a majority of tho votes of both dit tricts have signed the petition the re quest will be grauted. Adolpb Mark will open a livery ttsbl In tb near futur in tb wsreboase at the rear of th Mark b dlding on th corner of Jckon and Washington street. Mrs. M. Jotephion returned bom last evening from Ave weeks' trip to Ban Francisco, wber she bat been purchasing stock of goods for tb New York Cash Store for th spring and sum mer trad. Th Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist Church will give sn oyster supper, March 23d In tb room anted by Par rott Bros. Will eary lunch or fresh oyster from C to 10. Com and have a good time. Price, 10 cents, Th expense of tb soldiers' bom for Fsbruary waa (1038, as shown by bill audited by th executive committee Thursday. Tb board entimate the government fund will keep the bom lis months. The termi of Galloway of Yamhill, Robertson of Marion and Kost of Baker, as trustees, bave expired, and their successor will be appointed soon. The Rosebarg Rifl Club held a special meeting last Friday night and adopted rule and regulation for shooting, and yeiterday a dosen or more of tbem as sembled at their rang and took a few hot (or chickens. W. H. Britt secured fire birds, B. W. Strong two and C. II. Davis one. Tb otber contented them selves by seeing bow close they could get to the eenter without spoiling the bull' ye. Who will hereafter say there is no grat itude it the bosom of s Chinaman ? Tb proprietor of the Japanese Bazaar, who I a Chinaman, by tb way, was sick S Utile while ago aud Frank Godfrey gave him om medicine wblcb afforded tbe desired relief. Tbe patient proferred pay which was gracefully declined by tbe benefactor. On Friday a couple of fine Chinese vase were sent around to tbe Go Ifrey residence in acknowledgment of the service rendered. Tbe burglars who entered the store of Chaa. Medley at Oakland on Wedoeedsy night las', and broke open the safe, a brief account of which was printed in these columns, in addition to tbe money stolen, took also some records and pa- pert that were the property of the local Woodmen'! lodge. Ttieee tbe thief burned cesr tbe railroad track a little this side of Oaklsnd. Some of the frag ment were found there that established the fate of the documents. Have you tried the lung teeter T Ills an innocent looking thing. A "little pill" bottle inside of a flat whisky bottle, the latter filled with water, a robber tube attached to tbe cork, and you are pjlilely invited to try your lungs - by blowing into tbe tube and causing the little bottle to sink to tbe bottom. It looks easy enough and the initiated can accomplish it with ease. If you try and don't succeed, hold tbe bottle firmly in one bsnd and reach for a club with the other. Tbe Oak Creek school district, No. 11, has been divided and a new district, No. 11S, created. A portion of the new district waa taken from No. 12, bnt tbe greater part of it " territory was carved from No. 11. W. L, 6ingleton, J. K. Mitchell and J. T. Agee are director of tbe Dew district with J. W. Burge, clerk. W. E. Thornton, R. A. Cox and 7. W. Price are directors of No. 11, and J. J. Thornton, clerk. Each board baa ap pointed an arbitrator, who with tbe county superintendent will esses tbe damage sustained by tbe old district. According to rumort prevalent on tbe streets this morning, Roeeburg came near baying a lynching bee last night, and a wicked looking rope with a hang man' knot therein awnng oyer a limb of on of tbe trees in the court yard, gave color to the report. Quite a number of people were in from Myrtle Creek and tbe proposed act was attributed to them. Hoyt, tbe man who assaulted Agent Hoopengarner last January, being tbe object of their wrath. It was probably a bluff, however, or perhaps a practical joke. People in attendance on circuit court a witnesses or otherwise, mast put in their spare time at something. A little delay wa caused in the prog ress of the northbound freight at Green' station yesterday forenoon. Tbe train men were taking on a loaded car from tbe tide track and on returning to tbe main line the flange of one of the car struck tbe point of the frog on the wrong side and the truck J were turned square acrot tbe track. Proceedings stopped. The crew cut off tbe car in front of tbe one derailed and with these and tbe engine came on to town. A wrecking train, in charge of Foreman Wild of tbe round house, with tbe section crew, re paired to tbe scene and shortly after noon the track waa cleared and every thingwent merrily on. Tbe derailed car waa loaded with ceraline, used in the manufacture' of,beer, consigned to the Uambiinut Browing Co.,of Port land, and marked "rush." Nobody hurt. J, M. Stevenson, formerly foreman of the Victory Placer Mining Company of Illinois, operating on Cow Creek, now one of the Incorporator of the Victory Flacer Mining Company of Oregon, re turned on Thursday from San Francisco. He stopped off at tbe mino to take a look at the property secured by the new company which includes the Tuller ground. He went on to Portland Satur day night and will go from there East to join Col. W. II. Taylor, who baa preced ed him. It la expected soon to bave things in shape to put number of men to work washing out the precious metal. There are only two men at work at pres ent, but Stevenson sayi that is twice as many as are at work lor the old com pany aud that they have twice as much water to work with. There was a little snow at Glendale aud considerable in the mountain!. It is surprising wbat a "we bit of a thing" can accomplish. Sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia, sour stomach, disiiness, are quickly banished by De Witt's Little Early Risen. Small pill. Safe pill. Best pill, Martter'i Drug Store. A Dilemma. Tbe directors of school district No. 61, at Your alls, seem lo bav gotten them selve Iblo a tori of dllemms. It seems that at the close of school in November laat, Mis Caller, who, if w are correct ly Informed, had been the leacber, In the course of an informal talk with the director wai told tbat h could again bav lb school whan it opened and to bold herself in readlnr at tbe proper lime to take charge. Subsequently, on of th director moved out of th dis trict and at th election on tb 1st Inst., two director were chosen, changing the personnel of the board. At tbe annoal meeting one of the director was, it it claimed, ntboritd by tb others to se lect a teacher. He selected Maoley M. Btrawn. Subsequently, the other en tered into contract with Mia Callers, and the two claim tbe place. Tbe mat ter baa boen referred to Superintendent Walte, who baa written for a copy of the record bearing on tb question snd will then advise tb officers of tbe district in accordance with tb fact ri tbey appear of record and tb law. Mew deslsrns Its wall Baser at Mareters.' For Bohemia. Almost every day bring! men bare, saya the Cottage Grove Leader, who pat op at our hotels, and ar waiting for tbe mow to leave the mountains, so tbey can get into theBohemi district to do prospect work, although it will be full two months and probably longer before any work can be done in that line. Tbe mow is now four feet deep on the level. Tbe wsgon road, wblcb bas been block aded (or some time near tbe Ridge bote), was opened np laat week and will be kept open all winter. Old miners, who are familiar with tbe district, say every indication points toward tbe snow leav ing early tbia spring; tbos ensbling tbem to get in a good summer at pros pecting. riyrtle Creek Items. Prom tbe Beacon. W. II. Keller and family departed for Eugene on the overland Tuesday night. Linda Catching made the lucky guess on N. Belig' jar of money and is now tb proud poseeeeor of the silver treas ure. Tbe revival services conducted by Ravs. Hampton snd Gillette closed Sat urday night. There were seven con verts, five uniting with the M. E. Churcb, and two with the Christian Church. While Jap Castile was ia town Satur day his mine slid in and completely covered up his giant and sluice boxes. lie baa secured Ben Stewart a giant and will pro eed to mine out tbe interred re mains. Squirrel Polion at Mai-ster'a. Taugtcfoot Mothtrap. L. C. Hill of French Settlement waa in the city Friday. He brought with him tbe model of an invention of bia own which be calls tbe tanglefoot mothtrap Fruit men who bave seen it pronounce it in their opinion an invention calcu lated to fill a lone felt want. As its name indicate, it is intended for use in tbe war waged against fruit peats. Churchill, Woolley' A McKensie bave made a sample which is on exhibition at their hardware stow on tbe corner of Oak and Jackson streets. This'firm is also autborited to take orders for and manufacture the trap. Squirrel poison at Martplers. Mask Ball. Preparations are being made for a big time at tbe Mask Ball, April lit. We will bave in all about 15 prices, as fol lows: First and second best dree Bed gent. First and second beet dressed lady. First and second best bicycle trick rider, masked. First and second prize, comical. First and second, clown. First and second best sustained cbarac ters. One prize, spectators. Maskers ticket 50 cents. Lady masker free. Spectators 25 cents. Music by full or chestra. T. K. Richardson, Manager. Trasses, a rail line, new styles at Harstcrs.' Orand Ball. A grand ball will be given at the Mt Scott school house Friday, March l'.Ub Every one cordially invited to attend. There will be good music, a good supper, and a good time generally, so don't fail to go and take your friends and neigh bori with you..-Prises will b awarded tbe best lady and gentleman dancers Tickets, including supper, 75 cents. Crescent Bicycles. I have In stock ten '96 models, all new, and fitted with M. & W. quick re pair tires, which I will sell st one-third lest than original prico. These wheels are fully guaranteed for one year. Cash or installment. Call on or address, T. K. Richardson, Roseburg. Stands at the Head. Aug. J. Bogel, ths leading druggist of Shreveport, La., Bays: "Dr. King's New Discovery it the only thing that cures my cough, snd it is tbe best seller I have. J. F. Campbell, merchant of Sesfford, Arii., writes: "Dr. King' New Discovery is all that is claimed for it ; it never fails, and is a sure cure for Consumption, Cougbi and Colds. I cannot say enough lor its merits." i Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is not an experiment. It baa been tried for a quarter of a cen tury, and today stands at the head. It never disapoints. Free trial bottles at A. C. Marsters' Drug Store. E. E. Turner of Com p ton, Mo., writes ut that after suffering from pile for seventeen years, be completely cured them by using three .boxes of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It cures ecxema and sever skin diseases. Marsters' Drug Store. A Batch of Nwy Letter from Various Localities, Winchester Items. Miss Hues Beaslr. who has been visit ing friends here, bas returned to Rote burg. Johnnie fogge seems lo be the leading artist ol this place. I wonder what the attraction is at Edenbower? Perhaps Wayne can tell us. We sre having a little too much weather here the last few days, bnt sup pose we will have to make the beet of it. Riley Stowell of Roseborg has been visiting friends and relations of this place for ths past lew dsys. The dance riven at the Winchester ball Monday evening was well attended. Good music was furnished by Vinton ana wenae. we hope they win favor os with another In the near future. Our school commenced Mondav under ths management of Zopher Agee as teacher. There waa a surprise given to Mr. and Mr. Mende the other evening, wbicb waa spent in card playiog and dancing until a late hour, when all pronounced having enjoyed themselves, tbey re turned to their homes. Osr read is in better condition this winter tbsn It bas been for many year. We can say tbat our road supervisor, W. R. Vinson, knows bis duties in regard to road work, and we are glad the county court used such good jodgement as to re appoint mm. Wbat is the matter with Winchester? It' all right I and bas got get-op enough about it to organize a debating society. Oor first subject for tbe firtt evening waa : . Resolved Tbat tbe Nortb Ameri can Indians were wrongfully treated by the wmte people. W. 1. Mende taking tbe affirmative and W. R. Vinson tbe negative. Tbe argument was very good from both sides. But the question was decided in lavor ol tne affirmative. The question for next Saturday evening will be: Kesolved lnat we do not grow happier as we grow more learned. W. T. Mende is to take tbe affirmative and James Baldwin tbe negative. We feel eure this argument will be interesting everybody is invited to come and bear it. At the school bouse every Saturday nigtiu UNO. Oakland. C. L. Chenowetb made a trip to Roee burg on business last week. Miss Sue Burt of Toncalla li itopplnc at me Depot uotei. J. G. Winniford went to Gardiner last week. We are glad to bear tbat Prof. McGnee ii so much improved in heath tbat be is able to be around again. Walter Witt of Tennessee, nephew of Dr. Page, arrived here last week. It is Mr. Witt's first visit lo the coast and if he finds things favorable,, he will locate. We are pleased to lesrn tbat Mrs. f. B. Beckley, whom we mentioned in last week s items, is improving and getting along very nicely. , J. H. Dearling, our boot and shoe mak er, has received new goods for the ipring'i work and trade. Mr. Dearling went to KoeeDorg Sunday evening. Marcellus & Estes, who bought tbe stock of goods owned by S. D. McKes son, bave everything in running order, and will be pleased to wait upon tbe old and new customers. Tbey are in re ceipt of a fre6h supply of groceries, and will soon have on band a supply ol gents clothing. They will increase their stock of goods from time to time, and if any thing special is wanted will order tbe same for customers. Last Wednesday night the grocery store of C. H. Medley, was broken open by unknown parties, the sate blown open and its coutenta taken, consisting of some S0 in money, legal documents, notes, etc. As yet no arrests bave been made. It is hoped that tbe offenders may yet be found and brought to justice. These occurrences are coming a little too close together to become popular, and we believe the public in general would be better suited if there were none at all But the question is, how shall they be prevented? Let some ingenious person prescribe a remedy. Ikilby. Olalla. Tbe placid waters of the Olalla were somewhat riled yesterday for a few hours, caused by the operation of the giant at tbe Littlefield & Day property. Tbey were only expenmentlog; tney meant no harm. The health of this valley ia generally good, although there are a few cases of la grippe. It is in a very mild form. The firm of J. S. Wells & Co. is doing a pretty good business this season. J. II. Vandever is just convalescent from something like la grippe. Hon. K. P. Ireland was thought to be some better Friday morning. The farmers of this valley are nearly all through Plowing and sowing. Gar den makiug will aoon be tbe order of tbe day. Oor new school board bave bad such a flood of teacher's applications tbey could not make a selection, so .they finally wrote "Doug" to send a teacher. James McFarland, who bought eighty acres of land near tbe Olalla school house, is improving the same. The state school board' agent failed to make a Bale of tbe quartet section known btre as the Jesse McCullocb nlace. It seems be (the agent) did not have time to attend to it. There-is sood show for seven or eight families .'to get good homes very reasonable and in easy reach of tbe school house, and this is as lieailny as any vaiiey in uregon. Someone with capital should now buy ud tbe Coarse Gold gulch and open camp there. It is believed by those who are best informed tbat Coarse Gold tbe best gulch on Olalla, if true it ought not to lay dormant. We are anxiously waiting tbe coming of spring and the C. li. K. A b. K. and then times will bo lively on Oltlla. The Littlefield & Day milling company have scattered several dollars through this neighborhood already, although thoy have iuiorted most of their pres ent help from the Uascade Locks. We do not contemplate much fun at Olalla unlit Cyrus gets married aud then w ell, keep still. Old Dkau Hkklb Elk Head Items. Suow, rain and mud and lots of it. Whether we have an extrodinary ses sion of congress or not we surely have an extraordinary heavy storm. W bay had quite a lot of dance here thit year and all cams off with fly- Absolutely Pure fVlpbratod for In great Iravonins aircnvth and hmlllifiilni'M. Amm tlm fond again! alum ami all Inrmanl ml ill Iratlon common In thti cheap barmln. aoTAb sKi!i rownca co., vona. Ing colors. There is also one billed for pri 16th. at F. L. Finlev'a tilaco. bocA music ia promised. Crma nnn anil all and have a good time. The farmnra havjt itnnA thet tinst fi get in their grain and still It Is not all in. Oor school will start March 15th with Cora Alexander aa teacher. Lots of stock are reported dying. It Is iDPoeed to be caused bv so much cold. su rainy weatber. W.fT T.atham till nnt ( Mln,n..l from San Francisco where ha ha hnnn on business connected with the Cinna bar mines, of wbicb be it president. Tbe dance that was given out for March 25th ia postponed till April 10th, so guTcrn yourselves accordingly. Bon. NOTES OP INTEREST. New good at Caro Bros. Boss Store. J.T. Bryan, the Euey Watchmaker. For a good 6-cent cigar call on Mrs.N. Boyd. County claim and warrants bought bv D. 8. West. R. W. Beniamin. dentist, room I. Marttert' block. Boston Baked Beans at the Home Bakery. Try them. Dr. Fred Uaynes does crown and bridge work in an up to date manner. Delicious "Bait-rising" bread at the Home Bakery, corner Oak and Rose streets. "Oor Native Herbs" the great blood purifier and liyer regulator, Mrs. C. A. Flook, agent. Call for the "Spotted Cat" at Mrs. Rapp's grocery store, if you want a pleasant smoke. Nothing but tbe best material used bv R. W. Benjamin, dentist. Room 1. Marsters' block. Fresh home-made bread at the Ilomt Bakery, corner Oak and Rose streets. Alice Baldwin, proprietor. The Bean & Meyers Hydraulic A Eclipse spray pumps can be found at Churchill, Woolley & McKeuzies. You can tell one who has good taBte and don't like to eat dirt, paint and chalk. He gets his candy at tbe Kandv Kitchen. Case beer the grocer, corner Jackson and Washington, keeps the beet grocer ies. Every thing fresh and first-class, and at reasonable prices. Parties desiring family sewing done would do well to call on Miss Fannie McKean, 421 Main street. Will sew for 75 cents per day. Will sell cheap, or trade for a No. 12 shot gun or small caliber Winchester rifle, a good toad cart. Guns must te as good as new. Address, box 312, Koseburg, Oregon. Good pasturage furnished at my past tares on Roberts creek. ' Charges reasonable. All stock at owner's risk. The best ot care will ' be given to ail stock entrusted to my charge. J. M. OCHAFFSR. Tbey are so small tbat the most sensi tive persons take them, they are so effective tbat tbe most nbstinato cases of constipation, headache and torpid liver yield to them. Tbat lawby DeWitt's Little Early Risers are known as tbe famous little pills. Marster' Drug Store. Competition never worries us. because we "buy right" hence "sell right." The facts are these ; every move in our business is only made after the meet careful consideration, nothing left to chance. Shoes have advanced In price but not with us. We toll you a good oil grain shoe for $1.25 and upwards, fine shoes in proportion. If you doubt os, come and see us, convince yourself that we have what we advertise. We uou t care to do all the businees in town, but want to get a share of it. We firmly believe that a concern tbat gives its customers exceptionally good values in every instance is bound to go ahead year by year. Ibla idea prevails throughout our entire business. Every dollars worth of goods must give tbe wearer satisfaction, even tbe all wool absolutely fast color f 8.00 suits. J. Abbauam'b Clothing House. From CrippleCreek. After the big fire in Cripple Creek, took a very severe cold scd tried many remedies without help, the cold only be coming more settled. After using three smsll bottlei of Uhamberlain's Uougti Remedy, both the cough end cold left me, and in this high altitude it takes a meritorious cough remedy to do any 5ood. G. B. IluNDEitsoM, editor Daily kdvertiser. For sale by A, O. Marsters A Co. For Over Fifty Veais, am Old aro Wsll-Tmbd Kbmboy. Mrs Window's Soothing Syrup bas been used for over fifty yean by millions of mothers fur tbulr children while teething, with perfect iucceaa. It loothei tbe child, aofteui tbe guuu, allays all pain, cures wind cyllo, and U tbe bent remedy tor Dlarrhira. Ii pleasant to tbe taitu. Hold by drutglsla In every part of the world. Twenty Ave cents a bottle. Hi value la Incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mn. Window's (tootblng Syrup, aud laks no other kind. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. 0R Most Perfect Mad, o Yeart tbe Standard. v CREAM &